Sentence examples for squeeze nature from inspiring English sources

In a way it is something to be celebrated, how good our farming science and technology is, but it does squeeze nature out".

Although Cocker's style is condensed, he doesn't resort to abbreviations or reference book staccato, bringing to each of the 350 bird entries an expertise honed by 15 years of squeezing a nature encounter into a couple of hundred words as a Guardian country diarist.

The film affords the opportunity to admire the animals up close, squeezing into nature's nooks and crannies to present the full scope of their habitat.

How does nature squeeze so many kinds of creatures out of such a modest genetic endowment?

Cone might have walked off the field that night with a perfectly scripted finish, except life is not a script and it is human nature to squeeze every last minute out of a career that feels too short no matter how long it goes.

So, much as I'm revolted by the way in which nature is being squeezed into a column of figures in an accountant's ledger, I am forced to agree that it may be necessary.

With growing populations and increased consumption, nature is getting squeezed at the same time that public budgets are increasingly constrained and donor and philanthropic funds are limited, del Valle said.

And they have also, in effect, acknowledged the international nature of the liquidity squeeze, by promising to provide reciprocal currency-swap lines.The Fed made the most dramatic changes.

So we will wait to see on that score, but I would be surprised if anyone sought budget reductions from the NHS in the immediate future, given the nature of the ongoing squeeze.

Ms Gill also warned that the competitive nature of the scheme could squeeze smaller voluntary services.

Because of its wave nature, light generally can't squeeze through a hole whose width is smaller than the wavelength of the light.